I liked how direct it was and how it immediately dived into what I hoped the story would be about: a male misogynist who manipulates women and gets karma. “I liked hurting girls.” Diary of an oxygen thief by Anonymous (pg. It’s about a male misogynist who manipulates women and gets karma. There were also people – like me – who did not know the book, asking for a brief summary without spoilers.
I immediately began searching the comments section, trying to understand why this content creator felt this way, and to my surprise, the comments were divided and there were just as many people agreeing with the young woman as there were people raving about loving the novel. I was scrolling on BookTok one day (for those of you who don’t know, BookTok is a TikTok niche dedicated to reading and books) and came across a particular video that depicted a young woman throwing her copy of Diary of an oxygen thief into the trash with something along the lines of “put it where it belongs” as the video caption (I have since forgotten who this video belongs to so please don’t hate me for not crediting her). Warning: the next section contains minor spoilers!
Without further ado, let’s move onto the review. What I will be detailing below is purely my own opinion.
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I just want to put in a disclaimer saying that I know that I am in no way, shape, or form a professional book reviewer who knows 100% what they’re talking about. The book I am going to review in this post: Diary of an oxygen thief by Anonymous, is, I’ve found, a controversial one. I know that I don’t have the most diverse repertoire of finished books on my shelf to consider myself worthy of reviewing books in a sophisticated way, but I am nevertheless interested in reading and do possess some opinions about some of the works I’ve read. Let’s get that out of the way from the very beginning.
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